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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1915

Page

3

Notice of delinquent taxes sale in Newton court house

By order of the Board of County Commissioners on Saturday May 8 1985 the property will be sold for delinquent taxes at the Newton courthouse door. Hickory Township books go to J P Burns at Burns and Whitener’s Store who will issue receipts and collect the amount plus 20 cents advertising cost. Public notice dated May 7 1915 and April 1 1915 referenced.

Board of County Comeissioners Storday Court House Newton Hickory ‘Township J. P. Burns Burns Whitener's Resnectta

Interior View Cline's New Barber Shop

Old ledger style listing of property owners and parcels across Ninth Avenue near the Post Office. Names such as Cline, Johnson, Isenhour, Martin, and Walker appear with multiple lots and acres, amounts due, and scattered acreage figures.

Cline Ninth Avenue Post Office Klee Hewiit Abeo Bal Kerry Mis Totiek Dot Bradley Mes Brunes Bumgarner, JR Chapmas AL Sr Christopher Clark G H Chay Mrs JE Cody Cook A.A Newton Payne Pearson Peterson Pops Price Rev JM Pllman Rinhard Rowe M Avery Crouch Jacob W Deity CG Jao Lows Vekardy RW Fisher Viawagsa Mary Gibson, JP Ilber John Fiarda, PC Toweel Heiner Jno F Herman Hooper Allred Hunt Isenhour Martin Mrs MB Miller Lafayette Bal Due Miller Lester Morsay Bal Murphy Simpson T

Clean-up Day Planned at Local Cemetery

We are asked to announce that next Tuesday is clean-up day at the cemetery. All are invited to arrive at nine, bring tools, and help clear the grounds. The event is led by the ladies, who hope to complete the work and ask attendees to bring lunches for the day.

Debate at Red School House and College Scrub Debates

A debate at the Red School House featured Hickory high School boys versus Windy City on the seventy nine and thirty one o clock. The affirmative supported enlarging the army and navy with Oscar Pitts Kenneth Killiian and Fred Hawn upholding the motion, while Ernest Abernethy Ralph Shell Paul Stevenson and Richard Boyd defended the negative. the affirmative won. The ninth annual scrub debate at Les noir College pitted Chrestonian against Euronian societies on Monday night with the query banning liquor manufacture and sale in the United States. The negative side led by J R Price C E Abernethy E G Mauney M W Patterson and C J Rice won the decision and E G Mauney received the medal.

Hickory High Windy City Red School U. S Army Navy Oscar Pitts Kenneth Killiian Fred Hawn Ernest Abernethy Ralph Shell Paul Stevenson Richard Boyd Hickory Chrestonian Lesnoir College United States

Vaporize Croup Meee Cold Troubles

Vap or treatments for cold troubles are described with unclear terms and scattered brand names. The text mentions a salve applied over the throat end best for relief, and references include Vicks and a questionable “Varonus” or “VAP O-Rab” salve. The piece tests product names and uses turbulent phrasing.

Vic Varonus VICK

Catawba Creamery marks fifth anniversary growth and new plant

John W. Robinson, president, touts five year progress of Catawba Creamery. He notes a two year old plant rebuilt from a shed to a $20,000 facility with enlarged receiving and testing rooms. The staff highlights improved offices, private managers, and the aim of self-contained storage and efficient bookkeeping. Farmers from multiple counties contribute, with daily butter output of 2000 pounds and February handling 32000 dozen eggs. ambitions include 75000 pounds of butter monthly and steam-route expansion.

The Democrat Catawba Creamery Lee Mitchell H. A. Folmer Folmer Miz AO John W. Robinson Catants Lincoln Cleveland Burke Caldwell Watauge Alexander Iredell Cabares Davie Ronald Mecklenburg Carlin

St Andrews Church Marks Japan Mission Sermon and Offerings

Rev J D Mauney leads St Andrews Evangelical Lutheran Church services with 9 39 Sunday School 11 00 morning service and 7 39 evening service. Hajime Inadomi addressed Luther Leagues with praise for baptisms at Kyushu Gakuin and 43 new converts plus 180 names. The church urges increased Japan Mission support with next Sunday offerings through the Sunday School.

J.D. Mauney Hajime Inadomi Luther Leagues of St Andrews Lenoir College Lutheran Mission Brown Kyushu Gakuin Christian Missions St. Andrews Sunday School Japan

Proof of Kidney Remedy Ends Back Pain in Hickory

Mrs C E Huffman of 691 Chestnut Wave Hickory testifies to relief from back and kidney pain after using Deans Kidney Pills bought at Lutzs Drug Store. She says sleep improved and pain vanished, urging others not to ask for a generic kidney remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY endorses the ad. Electric Bitters also noted.

C. E. Huffman Chestnut Wave Hickory Dean Lutz S Huffman Foster-Milburn Buffalo N.Y

Peasant Women Births and Soldier Burdens

Russian peasant women average six to twelve children with about half surviving. German soldiers carry ninety pounds to a hundredweight on the march.

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